Mangaluru: SSLC student scores 97 in English - result shows it as 59!


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SP)

Mangaluru, May 24: A SSLC student from the city got shock of his life when his result showed that he had scored just 59 marks in English subject, although he had done well in this examination. Further verification found that the marks shown in the result sheet were 38 short of what he had scored.

Alistair Kevin Bangera, student of St Aloysius high school, Kodialbail in the city, has scored a total of 470 marks in SSLC. As per the marks list received along with the result, his marks in English were mentioned as 59. Feeling disappointed, he held discussions with his teachers and decided to apply for a xerox copy of his answer sheet in this subject. He received the photocopy of his answer sheet on Wednesday May 23, and to his relief, Alistair found out that he had secured 97 marks in English, not 59!

Extreme care needs to be taken when mentioning marks obtained by students in their result sheets. It is said that in case of answer sheets were marks scored are above 90, they are scrutinized again. It is surprising that still such errors creep in. These mistakes can make or mar a student's future, as a few marks here and there can influence the career choice of the students concerned. This student found out about the blunder as he decided to get xerox copy of the answer sheet. There may be students who do not take the initiative to get the marks they got scrutinized even after growing suspicion about the less marks and they lose the chance of choose a career of their choice permanently.

 

  

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Bengaluru/Katapadi

    Thu, May 24 2018

    These are common errors which will be corrected by the board

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  • D.Shetty, Mangalore

    Thu, May 24 2018

    more to come in this collation govt.... people who score just pass will be CM and who is topper his P.A ...irony of india and deep rooted reservation system nurtured by appeasement kangress ..

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Thu, May 24 2018

    To Err is Human ...

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  • Willie Menda, Bangalore

    Thu, May 24 2018

    Teachers are not without any flaws.
    A system in place to cross verify every evaluated answer sheet can only do justice to the vulnerable student community who are living at the mercy of some irresponsible evaluators.
    Who knows how many students were affected in the past!!

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  • JOSEPH, MANGALORE

    Thu, May 24 2018

    BAN MOBILE FANS INSIDE EVALUATION CENTRES. BCOZ THESE TEACHERS MIND IS SOMEWHERE ELSE IN A ROMANCE MOOD AND OTHERS SUFFER!!!

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  • Rita, Germany

    Fri, May 25 2018

    @Willy menda ,mangalore,,I am sure it is not only this student but many students must have effected.How many times we hear that students undergone suecide because of lowmarks .some dont even wait or try to evaluation of their marks.so it is a lesson to all students who get less marks than expected,again to confirm their marks.Teachers who correct these papers also should be taken to task.

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